1st Phone Interview: Basic background and resumé questions. 2nd Coding challenge: I was given two business days to delivery a basic Java challenge. 3rd Onsite Interview: The on site interview was a bit hard but they said that it was better because it only consumes a day, but it was a five part interview, very tiring. All the interviewers were really nice, despite the fact that some of then were too much of a serious. The first interview was really straight foward, the interviewer just wanted to know about my experience and talked a little about the company systems. The second was a little to hard. I had to do a challenge about mapping. It was hard because was acctualy my first experience with this kind of interview. In the end, I couldn't finish it and all the time I felt the dissapointment of the interviewer. That kind of blowed the rest of the process. The third interview was more about the company. The interviewer talked a lot about the culture and the products, and said that he wanted to know what I could say about me that fitted their culture. Sounded more of a behavioral interview. The fourth was again another challenge but in Java. I had to implement the HashMap data structure using basic data structures. It was kind of hard because of the time. The last interview was with the first person that I talked on the phone. It was more like a formal interview about the company, shw talked more about it's products and culture, asked me about some questions of how could I see myself in the company. The total process took around five and a half hours.